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i -aT Tppf Part lll-MCM, DEC. 17,1942 Eo3 Angela TTfmra 3 ALAMITOS QUARTER HORSES HANDICAP This Day in Sports Texans Hang 26-17 Loss OPEN LAS vALAMITOS BY BION WEEK OF RACING BY BION ABBOTT Going Into the final six With attendance soaring.days, attendance shows an (Osr ind fast; lint port 1 PST) TINKY'S DUST was only nnse awav Ifrem win In lait pair and looks bet If Yards, for juGAR MINE can be real Clalmlni. Puree 11,100, Claiming rlanoorous II she drews Into Held. TINKY prlca tu0. BEGGAR hat been touon le beat In re- TaEaruoliTa Wt Reynold!) racta but may prefer bit mere; Mv Nits (Brittain) 1 115 3-1 'distance.

Coming January 6, 195.. the Los Angeles Timet Classified Jubllei Edition ivm of these PRIZES FROLl f'iilLCO in the "Times Classified Jubilee Contest" Cttara Question (Klna) I.X'MH.wlf.n.onl $CRAmH kess Ban (Chapman) 3 115 1-1! Minn Rob thai Kowean Lea (Mahorney) Abe's Prkie (Martinet) Jal Alal (Robinson) Silk Weeon IC. Lambert) Cuervo Bar (C. Lambert) Aoov's Bar Lady (Choc hole) 11 111 SCRATCHED 7 It) 15-1 111 M-1 1 IIS Jo-1 Hewker Bar (Allison) 10 1H 50-1 Curly'j Boy (kins) 7 111 30-1 TABARGO ISLE earned share In last pair and may be about reedy to win. HY NITA turned In the fastest time ol this, tie ol this sreiie but rail Is no help here.

CHARGE CnikSTioN ratal a ooud chance II he increase of more than 12 over a ye-r ago. Gains in handle are even stronger, with wagering showing a gain of slightly more than 21. The handle record for a single race twice has been broken during the first 24 days of the meeting. There's considerable unfinished business to be settled during this final week. Titls Race Apparently Charlie Smith and Ken Chapman will battle down to the wire for the joikey championship.

At the moment they are only three winners apart, Smith topping the rider standings with and business in general booming, Los Alamitos heads into the final week of its 30-day winter quarter horse campaign this after noon. Hard-knocking Hobby Horse heads a full field of 2-year-old sparklers in the 350-yd. feature today. Hobby Horse was a runner-up in his last three starts, large ly because he had to run after such rockets as Tiny Charger, Pacific Bars and Go Eagle Go. Figures as Favorite This time Hobby Horse figures to be the favorite, with most of the contention expected from Burnt Spur, Mr.

Pap, Dandy Bar Girl and Dick Killian. ABBOTT W-43IXTM-4H far tvoar-eid. Kelly (Brit lain) SCRATCHED' Curly Bufh (W. Strauss) 10 l-l a H7 111 5-1 4 114 4-1 ii SCRATCHED I 117 12-1 1 117 151 SCRATCHED 7 117 10-1 1 117 WH Frye'i Brand (Robinson) Tlnv chick (Beasley) Tlnky'i Glory (Mahorney) Chine Hills (Banks) Tlnky Loula (Mahorney) Milt Brucla (Smith) Apple Jack Be (Page) ISalad nil Ifrn.hvl Sand Trout (Allison) Sam Rapid Bar (Brittain) Tutlv Bar lArLhor) 14 121 5'1 hfrt 1( tirter CURUY BUSH! JU-SiveNTH-350 yards, for l-s year- olds and up Ml Orede AAA Purse 11,200. mi ln.ua.

120 5 2 115 31 111 7.1 Glrlaway (Allison) SCRATCHED Katella Katy (yV. Strauss) iK.nitl 1 Wu pi.v inirlwelll 5 15-1 be key to winner's circle. MIDLAND. X-KW DEC. 17, 1901 ISTKBiK BY DEPEATING 34-84, AS DlCkT JAMES SCOftEO FOUR TDUCHDOWUS.

THfe SKI LAST WIN WAS AGAINST DALLAS I960. draws a etertlne berth. IHIIacker (Allison) SCRATCHED a luoa rx in ii was a runner-up in lasr pair ana nai Molesj Badoer (Banks .1 11' been In money In five ol last six starts, Miss Aftorbullt (Britain) FRYE'S BRAND appears to be Imerov Sweet Palleo (R. Strauss) 10 117 4-ln could Pop up at a price. Bori RejiHv (Mahnrnavl 0-1 lengths off his rival's lead last wek.

The horses will have two more titles to settle in next Saturday's double main event. The talent-laden 2-year-olds will tackle 400 yd. in the Kindergarten Stakes. This is expected to attract Jet Deck, Tiny Charter, Pacific Bars, Top Moon, Moolah Bar, Hustling Man and Miss Bar Leo. Stamina Test The older stakes stars will test their stamina in the $15,000 autumn cham-plorfhip at 440 yd.

Tonto Bars Hank is the defending champion and he'll attempt to retain nis title at tne ex pense of Rebel Cause, Cap Kickers Whip Magyars, 4-1; Germania Wins The Kickers-Victoria soc- Bamason (Martlnei) 1 120 t-1 Flying Anchor (Allison) Easy Bar (King) 4 1J0 10-1 I Spud Solving i(Canchola) a ira r5an(jy Bux (Crosby) 4 Ctiantriis (W. Strauss) 7 15- El Dlablito (Smith) 1 Win's Pa (Gana .117. MJividland Wiss (Banks) 1 Buxom (Brittain) uvmker IChaDman) his total of 21 triumphs, rideck, Golden Note, Alami-Chapman trimmed two'tos Bar and No Butt. Dream Baby (Smith) SCRATCHED "ai vvave iraiiwi ii Yogi Bar (Chapman) I 115 MOLESS BADGER was a threatening runneM)P lit i las palr and looks Ilka i one (r, Strauss) 114 10-1 te beat. MISS ASTORBUILT rates i strong SANDy Bux missed by 0 nose at support II she 1 1 a starter.

SWEET PAL- f.vorlte In similar spat and merits a LEO lyst missed by two heads In last one here. EL DIABLITO Is aland m'oht get up tofay. Iwavi danueraus and rider switch may 11 THiSD 400 yards. For 1-year-elds and up In Grade Plus. Purse tl.OOOJMiSS can take It all oft best race but 5.ilip?me post is no netp, Defiance (Smith) Palomarla (R.

Strauss) 115 120 3-1 Rock Barred (Mahorney) 121 7-21 pnita Opening Super Lad (Banks) SCRATCHED Hobby Horse (Mahornay) 120 Eaole Deck (Page) 5 15 H'Mr. Pao (Smith) 7 120 Valleo (C. Lambert) 7 117 Fancy Delight (King) 10 110 Pete's Love (Banks) SCRATCHED Nug(Kanis) SCRATCHFD Bart's Bar (W. Strauss) i 15 15-1 Dm itmuivn I 15 10- CONSENSUS LOS ALAMITOS 1 Jal Alal, 13; Hy Nita, Hawker Bar, 5. 2 Moless Badger, 12; Sweet Palleo, 10; Win's Pal, 3.

3 Rock Barred, 11; Super Lad, 11; Defiance, 5. 4 Sure Now, 15; Sky Deck, Rocket Bar, 5. 5 El Unlco, Wet Back Pedro, Sugar O'Mine, 7. c.ub. paced by Tonal Neal (Kank) SCRATCH6DiUn.t yan 121 Choco Dunn (Hawkenson) 4 112 30-1 jhi, Btr, (Brittain) 10 120 15 1 Jim Venture (Allison) I I 30-1 W8n0f Born (Canchola) 1U 20-1 DEFIANCE gets in light lor this Fare (Kanis) 1 120 20-1 top rider aboard end I combination will belTommy Sands (Allison) SCRATCHED tough to beat.

PALOMARIA collected a Bar (Banks) .13 117 20-1 share In last tour starts and ligures clc-sei HOBBY HORSE hasn't bean worse than aain, ROCK BARRED was a close thlrdVond In last five starts while chasing as a lavorltg and might get thg lob doneiMmt of the best. MR. PAP showed ise at start of season and goes with top 0-POUrtTl4 400 yards. Far 3-year-olds rider. BURNT SPUR trolled In fast time md up.

Claiming. Purs 11,400. i In futurity trial after Hipping In starting Iff I I LimIV rlPlfl HI 1 1 ULIj I IGlU llli wWIO I a a of 23 Swiff ies BY BOB IIEBEKT Twenty-three speed specia- i eniy-uiree speeu Bpecu, n-in-f-j fnP thA m() Sl tIat features the opening of Santa Anita colorful rac- 324 EIGHTH 35S yardsTPori-yaar-olds. Allowances. Purse M.soo.

tmir irh.nm.ni a in 4.1 Dandy Bar dlrl (King) 5 17 5-1 D( K1j (A 4 e-1 rble Sassy (Bidwcll) SCRATCHED Chudel's Rhode (Robinson) SCRATCHED Tk.u ig.m.i.i troiTrucn gare. 125 NINTH 400 yards. For i and up In Grade A Plus. Purse Alamilm (Driver) SCRATCHED jj Hobbler (Robinson) ouatro Pesos (Pattiol rh.rrw inanki ii! us io-i I 4 10 1 115 20-1 SCRATCHED SCRATCHED Bar quit. (Martinet) Senator Welsh (Asmusitn) SCRATCHED' AAAITDC uruArf nntlr In last one riinr.Ar.un (fnrt TlUlfV iij isii'ing 115 gTiny Bugh( Tmky J-Sandy Bux 19; Midland Miss.

Katella Katy. 4. a arice si.ooo. Dal Bam (Banks) 3 120 Sura Now (Chapman) 4 123 Dim Bar (Smith) 2 123 21 r.old Poise (Asmussen) 1 115 par iDruiaini i Sky Deck (Nunez) 4 115 nene ivvo goais, unocKeu i over Magyars, 4-1, Sunday at Rancho Cienega Stadium to' I continue in a lirst place dead lock with Germania in the Greater Los Angeles League. Germania trimmed Hol land, 4-2, in the opener, so it was win or else for the K-V's next week.

and All vviuie v.arson America AJ Zerhusen scored i DAL BAM figures couple of lengths'MIss Hot Heels (Asmussen) 3 laslest oil best race. SURE NOW getsjehain Link (Crosby) I under way In a hurry and has a strong! m0 Twist (King) season one week 20-lWl'orlv, no A ir rioer iu Beep mm goine, vim on Bars (Smith) o'f a sharp win but faces a tou9her Held. Labart (Brittain) ili FIFTH 350 yards. For 3-year-olds Vanny Bar (Allison) and up In Grade A Minus. Purse Buddy Bull (Pago) 11,100.

Short Bar (Allison) from VraA Hnnnor'a Winnn.l at 4 II 4VUIV.4 9 II AAlXJlil a three-time stakes win-i mam AH ft UaIUp. UC1 Jaa' buci ai.iiuu;. nir Tim ii a r4i the list of nominations an- I etc, uuuuie Oflacv, TROPICAL Casmlg Plare 10 VeldlnesLast 7 Alpine Star SEVENTH 11 Away With Ytu 10 Sharp Csunt 4 King's Highway flOHTH 11 Howard 10 Harvest Moon Diamond Jubilee NINTH East Way I Teers Anal Cheers 1 Parma Best bat-is HOWARD 14 (1th) 7 PIRST- 14 Eon II 11 MiUO Surg John SECOND 17 Chyme ChubasQulto Pawensan THIRD 17 Nellie Tiger 12 Perplexing Walk My Way POURTH-11 Rock water II NewMuir 7 Singing River Electrlt Repousse Royal Bala rtne otner two goals for tiieiFumb Fumbles lii'HOBBLER lust missed In a fast trip andl -IISnBBTcB I In trio and twite, iv, aoai IAY MEADOWS Drummer lay It Colonel Bleie 1 Noble Nebula SEVENTH jf Brownburaugh a American Jet 'ist- Truckalet Trunlon Solid Past SECOND Hot Rodder Jess' Pride Petite Master 4 Turf Echo Curra Plight a Leona Olrl Little Beep NINTH Cosmo Let II Night Haur 4 Lacgrant Best bet-is HOT ROODER II (2nd) 1 tmird- Repast .1. Prince Treat Tapis Vole Italian Sunset PIPTH Nle Tony Traderetfe Seasatlonal OUTDOORS rarK ana uex us nounced bv racing BecrctflrvouRTH Tinky't Dust (Mahorney) Sugar o' Mint (Canchola) Tinky Beggar (Mahorney) croiT(l-HFn OTSniynCLf, 4 3 J' El unico (RODinsoni Wet Back Ped-o (Page) Nowata's Image (Brittain) Pinon Jo (Brittain) Willawin (Smith) Nowata Snlpette (Martinez) Barred Lea (Kanis) Miss Fancy Bars (Crosby) Moving Van (W. Strauss) 1 "I a in jo-il 7 IU 20-1 laano Twist (Asmussen) Bobo Granite (Detlege) 1 115 30-1 SCRATCHED! RACE RESULTS PIRST up, War Venus, 115, ernes 7.00 3.20 3.20 Annie Rose Ann, 112, Fratler 3.00 2.M Winter Warm, 115, Medina 3 40, a 11,.

ri.n I. In I New Bloom, Happy Host, Candle Boy, ii' aii'hu'? I. Eiffi Lonoshots 1. sheikeis bars; t. easy Ban 3.

Eagle Deck; 4. Rocket Bar; 5.i (Willawin; 4. Miss Brucie; uiriewey; Uncle Van; Chino Cherry. AT CAUENTE ISturdv John, Epheblan, Harbormaster, War Marshal, Mystic Eye, Mrv Scratched Keystone Pnlnt. tcvENTH-Clmo i I D-hKify Bob Boh, iw, Fraiier 4.40 3.60 Lefs Travel, Ignoble.

Appit, 120, Medina 3.00 Rnlrfp', phviifian anH Pirlo man. Time 1:44 1-5. Also ran Mount Klsco.itiOlCe 3 rnyslClan ana rtlue- iiuin rvmuc. Boosts Earnings Also named for the six fur long dash are Hooper's Croz- CtAimknHnAii'n TA rvj-i Jocoy, J. W.

Rodgers' Due d'Or, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. ShaDirO Native DlVer.

L. A. aK0 wuu. At Hollypark. WinOmy won stakes at distances from 6Va to seven furlongs, then jmorlal to boost nis earnings UTonnn 10 $4 A versatile performer, Old' Hunters Find Pigeon Season Opening Slow 3-yr-olds up, 6 ISharobln, Serial wmd, William snare, Miss Herculls, 115, Witt 4.60 3.20 3.20 Lonnie Mike, Blossom Time, Stylish Miss, Rket Missile, 115, Frailer 5.00 4.C0 MoMitle, No scratches.

Al 'ran-Round BclM 4 on to ChiCaEO where SSi Loma. Flight. Sc an. Mr nvnr. hiitkv Lrv.

na uanor All, Mr. Covers, Bucky O'Leary, Ballador, Peat Dust THIRD 4 fur. Harlommi Truckle mic, 114, Aragundi 26.00 11.40 4 201 Torch, 109, Aviles 0.00 4.40 1 ina u.i.inuaT in tn won the Arch Ward Me- n2 Tntonic, Wo, weaina 6 lur.j 'f" 2.20 2 20 on Chargers DALLAS I Bobby TW intercepted four passes, two! setting up scores, and Tom my Brooker kicked four field goals, Sunday as the Dallas Texans closed out the reg ular American Football League campaign with a 26- 17 victory over San Diego. Ply's feat tied the AFL1 record for Interceptions in one game. Brooker's four field goals also tied a league record.

He failed on two others, the last coming with on ly minutes left in the game. Record Fails Claude Gibson, San Diego defensive back, blocked it to prevent a league record. It was tried from the San Di ego 23. Len Dawson ran for one touchdown and Dassed for another in smoothly quarter- oacKing tne Texans. Dallas ij Western Division champion and plays Houston nGXt Sunday for the league sen Diego 7 10 it Dallas 3 20 0 3-26 scoring: S.oi-SXSson, Vyd.

pass Irom Lincoln (Blair, kick). u-vd. fo Dal. Dawson, 5-vd. run (Smoker, kirk I Dal Spikes, 13-yd.

pass Irom Dawson lororwor, kick Dal. Brooker, 34-yd. FG. S.D. Norton, 13-yd.

pass Irom (Blair, kick), 35-yd. PO. Dal. Brooker, li-yd. FO.

Hadl STATISTICS Dallas First downs 19 SB 17 143 12 14-35 Kusning yaroaga 134 Passing yardage 154 intercepted I 3-37 4 3-41 0 35 lost Yards penalised Raiders End Drought, Jolt Boston, 20-0 OAKLAND (UPI) The Oakland Raiders, winless since November, 1961, ended their 19-game American ooiDau league arougnt by upsetting favored Boston, 20-0, on a rain-sodden field Sunday, The triumph, achieved in a steady shower that trans formed the field into a quagmire and prevented either team from mounting a steady offensive, enabled Oakland to finish the season with a 1-13 record. The Pa triots, their Eastern Division title hopes already dashed by Houston baturday win over York, wound up 9-4-1. SCORE BY QUARTERS Oakland 3 7 7 Boston I 0 I 0 Oak. Agalanlan, 19-vd. FG.

Oak. Miller, 74-vd. past tram Davidson (Agalanlan kick). Oak. Daniels, 7 -yd.

run (Agalanlan kick I. Oak. Agalanlan, 21-vd. FG. Attendance: 8,000.

STATISTICS Bos Oak. First downs 11 Rushing yerdage 82 Passing yardage 84 Passes 15-35 Passat Intercepted ky 1 Punts 10 7 J17 11-37 2 Fumbles lest 3 Yards penalized 30 FINAL AFL STANDINGS AMERICAN LIAGUI fattern Division Houston 3 0 Boston 9 4 1 Buffalo 7 4 1 New York 5 74 3M 233 .500 353 334 .286 314 32 .071 213 370 Oakland 1 13 Sunday's Results Dallas, 24; San Oleic 17. Oakland, 20; Boston, 0. Only games scheduled. BRAKES Lining Labor $9.50 Wheel Alignment 4.50 Wheel Balance, ea.

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list, 141 if 1 Pet. PF PA 37 270 .492 344 25 .534 30 272 Jl? 271 423 14 Isome 25 miles west of Paso -ui -i Robles. nowever, me snowung Adelaide was snarpiy cur tailed by rain mat started falling early Saturday morn ing. Despite the rain, which prompts the pigeons to find a thick secluded spot and then sit, many hunters took limits of eight birds, while others had to settle for only a couple. Muddy Roads Duane Hall, the Paso Ro-bles sportsman, told us Sunday that rain was still falling hard and that this had brought shooting to almost a complete standstill.

"The birds won't fly in the rain and the muddy roads make it impossible to get into some of the good hunting areas," declared Hall. However, as soon as the sunshine returns to Paso 'J i Tim. tNl .1.1 AlsnVaTooro will Springs. 110, Velasouei 3.40 J.L". S'a.

Time 1:10. Also ran Malu, Lucky fflEtt. 7.S" Time ha.e. won hnth tnn. ThAnkt and marathons.

andjaskedijLhundreds Qf South- and maratnons. A Punch. Scratched Color TENTH The quanta up, 1 ml Jerri Dance. 117. Balaskl 11.20 500 2 40 h.rwnrjtui.

11. Petty 4.20 2.40 Earl The Pearl, 125, James 3 20 Time, 1:33 3-5. Also ran Sigalert.Horse tku. I laW'a Llimml Acn anuria, fc.w", The 5-10 pool There were three tickets picking sia each ttehot worth 121,747.40. Consolation: There; rn: K-V's.

Frank Huebel, Fritz Klingenberger, Helmut Rick and Tom Matheis divided the Germania scoring. Armenians Upset Big upset of the day was at Daniels Field, San Pedro, when Hollywood handed the Armenians their first defeat of the season, 3-2. Dan Montero, formerly with the Seville pros of scored the winning goal as Losta Kica upset Jadran 3-2 in the third Rancho major division game. Other Scores St. Stepheni reserves, Kickers.

Victoria reserves, I. Club Ar- e.ViwiSr dale Falcons, Azturra, 1. Guedelalare, MoniC4' California liaoui Guenaluato, Tepetltlan, 0. Atlas, Santa Barba, 0. Pan Americans, Juventus, 0.

Jalisco, El Sallo, 0. El Salto Reserves, Occidentt Reserves, 1. La Gloria, Acetic, t. Occidente, Belvedere Eagle, I. Sente Ane, Atlente, 0.

San Fernando, 0. Santa Roia, Chapale, I. Reel Aiteca, Imperlg, t. Sen Juan, Libertad, 1, JUNIOR LEAGUES Pan American (1), Saleslen, 1. Griffith Jr.

High, Latino, I. AI Salto, Pice Rivera, 8. Belvedere Eegies, Roosevelt High, 1. Latino, Pan American (21, O. Jerri Dance Wins Thriller AGUA CALIENTE While the odds-on favorite, Earl the Pearl, faltered in the drive, Rex Ellsworth's Jerri Dance came on with a rush to account for the $5, AAA ril: l.

idaV i' Jerri Dance was back in the pack early but midway in the stretch she rallied nlAnit M.UIIa TJ3 Muche Ssoe. Daily Double paid SI 59.00. FOURTH up, Cap Pistol, 114, Velasouei 30.00 11.40 4.40 General Host, 119, Medina 7.40 5 60 IMn.lA SIX hliin VKWi, 1 Time, 1:45 flat. Also ran Polished; Flame, Predacious, Firesider, Miss Step Sheba, Triple Cross, Mighty Bird, Star i Bubb. No scratches.

FIFTH uo. 1V Hong Kong, 120, James 9.00 4.00 3.40 Calasteel, 113, Esparza .4.40 3 60 Double Bogey, 1M, Zamorano 5.40 Time, 2:32 3-5. Also ran Leslie Ridge, Fun's Fun, Boniface, Bountiful, Northern Spy, Sea Jack, Cal Glory. Scratched-Mr. Brlnton CiyTM Tims 3-vr -oldl UD.

ml. Scm 'woVth'sHi9 'M "nr'' "OTduct stakes last September. eleventh 3-yr-oids and up. unda's Aiiby, 113, Espana to i.4o Burners Ber, iii, Merger. i.w jscna! Ih 5 vpar Roth Iltir BY LIT! SALDANA What happened to the bandta ed Diceons? That's the question being land scattergunners following a generally poor opening of the 30-day pigeon season on Saturday.

Hopes for a banner shoot had soared sky high several weeks ago as thousands of birds poured into the Southland. But by the time the legal shooting hour arrived Saturday most of the birds had flown the coop. The peaks around Frazier and Pinos for example, were crawling with birds a scant three weeks ago. It was estimated by state and federal wardens that there were some 150,000 pigeons in the area. Why did the birds pull out? Feed Shortage The answer can be summed up in one word: fporl Tho ronr-entra- firm nf nirwnns onhhlpd uni ii? MHin in A 90 Duka of Diamonds.

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Complete details of this contest will be publishei In the bit Los Angeles Times Classified iib I In Edition, January 6. Plan now ti buy in inter the exciting "Times Clisslfiid Jubiln CMtijt 1 4 At -ir 'i At il Little Mystic, 119, Velasauet 4.40 Saratoga Book, 113, Martin Time, 1:43 2-5. Also ran-LIke I 11.1, 11A UfkaiM 1 (V) 4-5. Also rn-Ffylnj Fllndy, Hoptwist Success, Ja Jt Jo, Pronto Time's Last, Twelve Ten, DhaSut, Moon Bound. Oulnlela paid S149.0 BAY MEADOWS SEVENTH 1 Turf Echo 114 Brownburough Wallaby 111 Tom Hurley Streight Home 100 Longfllght American Jet 111 114 RACE ENTRIES AT lb Big Season Crozier defeated Ridan and Carry Back a TOUte in the JIUU.UUU added Aque- Doc Jocoy has been one of the top 3-year-oldb on the H'Or ana Rideabout have won stakes in New York.

Native Diver is fresh from a big season at Bay Meadows, where he won three stakes and set a track record. i Complete nominations fol- Ann's Knight Bold Corporal Indian Blood Native Diver Olden Times a-Ole Folt Physician Rideabout Saiatom Songman c-Surfer e-Typhoon II d-Winonly c-Busy Prince d-Croiier Doc Jxov Double Lea b-Duc d'Or Jecket First Balcony lHarple Harry Wragg a-Henrilan a-F. W. Jones-fralned entry; b-N. Three- wltt-tralned entry) c-L.

S. Barrera-traincd entry; o-j. E. Tlnsley-trelned entry; John Centy-tralnad entry. Angri, one of the leading 3-year-olds in Italy, has been purchased by Chase R.

McCoy, and will be shipped to Santa Anita for racing this winter. The deal for Angri was closed by trainer Char- low WhlttinerViam Fish Report The Times accepts and publishes the catch count as a public service. Any responsibility for accuracy is that of the landing operators. SEAL BEACH Four boats, SI anglers: kAi.n a turnout of Sun fillies, 4 fur a-Curragh Flight 112 Gussied Up 107 ill vmu 112 Leone Girl 114 Little Beep 107 a-Countess Gem 1 12 )U 1M i Petite Mitton W. C.

Walters entry. up, 1,. Blaze Coment 110 Leegrant 104 Jakey's Flash 113 Board Member 113 Our Mirror Mar 113 Glow Man 108 Acitver 113 Music Wind 108 Night Hour los 113. (Burnt Hat Zipon 108 Cosmo Lea Calm Lea New Comet Quar Zam t' 108 thP hit? pron of ninion nuts'rounded picture of the open me urn unc o-uctu- Western Olvislop rated loomed up on the '77? side. The pair fought it outisaToiego 10 0 m'Muny Baseball up, ucxauoc inc uuua oic inttolir thara appnrHinor tn initely there, according Hall.

In Order to get A well ier, your correspondent took a trip to Palomar Mt. in com- pany with a pair of deep sea experts, Mac McClintock and Gene Fink 1 almost non-existent, due to (1) lack of birds and (2) forest fire closures which kept hunters out of the few areas with pigeons. Our trio tried t.ie area BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL (Cloudy, muddy; first post 1 p.m. PST.) Solid Past Trunlon Drop Anchor Waterside Alpen Boy Hvmne II Truckalea Grace Louisa 114 Miss Burlington 114 Syndrome 111 Glitter Girl 114 Small Return 114 Next Brilliant 114 Mr. Mad 111 Masterful 111 Piggy Bux 111 104 104 104 114 109 104 SECOND up, 4 fur.

'0 Satin's Gold 101 Buy Hickory Hot Rodder Little Maverick Dovslde Dawn Greg Yatea Ouemoy Colonel Fury Silent Magic 110 Zutano 110 Snow Frolic 114 Ochoco Queen 100 Regally Armed 108 Jess's Pride 113 Petite Mester 113 My Etchings. 1 14 ,5 105 108 113 105 108 THIRD Calbrad mdn. 4 Joys Gam 114 Snug Request Lemonalr 112 Art's Finale Gulf Gale 117 Foxy Trader Honeys Tot 112 Cheatln' Heart lessoma 117 Classic Pat Tinker's Baby 114 Imperial Eerie Israeli Queen 109 Miss Trlca Fistful 117 Repast FOURTH Mdn. 4 Prince Cloudy 117 a-Any Old Port 109 Jay V. D.

117 Admiral Hark 117 Tightly Strung 117 Italian Sunset 114 a-Tourmlda 112 117 117! Special Calling Tapis Vole Barb's Boy Ed's Mirage Wampum Lady Prince Treat mi 109 11: K. L. Johnson entry. Meresla Hi NIC Tony HOI Holly Gully Tradereta Declare It Winter Wood Sensational Sun Belle SiXTH-cima. Peddler Hill oble Nebula Pink Satin lid Boag Vlmlng Strait rlmlngo ilr Stephen 'aracin 114 Dharlta 111 Spar a Round 109 Fine Fancy 114 HI 111 Tosephs Brother 114 118 Wale-No 114 106 114 Colonel Blaze 114 Graceland 104 Angel June 114 Mister Leisurg 109 Day Dream 109 Current Issut 111 Blue Quartz 114 Drummer Boy 114 1 1 J'3 u4 104 arga, Starr Clash Pasadena Mat Pasadena Arena promoter like LeBell closes out the 962 wrestling year in the City tonight with 1171 I L.A, Stars, 13; 74 Club, 3.

L.A. Coasters, L.A. Pirates, 3. L.A. White Sox, 15; L.A.

Tigers, S. Mi Ranchico Cafe, 12; L.A. DiaBlos, S. La Slta Cafe. 11 1 Indloa.

3. Zac's 10; Rocky Point Cardinals, (10 Innings). Sunbeam Lighting, It Gardena Aztecas, 2. L.A. Rockets, 11; Santo Domingo, 9.

Valdivas Eagles, Long Beach Braves, Pall Hnnril. 4i MnllvwnvS Tin. S. L.A. warriors, si a.

strikers, 4. Rod's Inn, L.A. Edges, 2. I A At.Ui Thin, lit Utt. 1 Aguilas, San Antonio Mission, 1.

L.A. Dodgers. Caribou Braves, 3. watt's Giants. 13: Acme Tigers.

I. L.A. Lions, 10; Puerto Rico Start, 4. Lytel's, Ponce Line, 4. Oakwood Lions, L.A.

Hawks, 3. Del Rey Tigers, 7t Robert's Hair Fashion, 4. sunset stars, id; coopers cuds, i. Darma QiUaiiav warf hant. west 0f P5i.andien left thigh when his we saw about 75 pigeons all too far away to shoot 1 A.

4 1 Al LUC UdlK We d3R.CUIrt(ll;1 4ua anH mnvpd on But while there was a shortage of birds, there certainly was no shortage of hunters in the Frazier sector. Traffic in the Frazier Park area Saturday morning was a carbon copy of the freeway traffic jams as cars moved along literally bumper to bumper. Two of our spies on the various hillsides, Bill Beebe and Hugh Romstedt, report seeing only about 50 birds I Rnth ehnntara oalrl thov 17SaW OniV One PlKeOfl taKeil. Rain Hurts Hunting However, another local shooter, I Bresina, picked up five bird3 on the northern slopes behind Fra zier Park. He disclosed that the birds he bumped into were very low instead of being on the peaks.

The best shooting on Saturday was enjoyed by hunters in the Adelaide area, aix oerrecuaa, irr ooniio, kbip 141 rock fish, SO sole, live halibut, 71 apleCC tn tli u-iro with thm Pile. to the wire, with the Ells worth runner getting the rsA TVia IIimiu.x. .1 Komate went the mile in 1:3535 and paid $11.20 Earlier, during the fifth race warmup, Gordon Glis-son, national riding cham- mount, Mr. Brlnton, ran 'away ni crashed into the The 32-year-old Gllsson was moved to a San Diego hospital and will be out of action for several months. UM Tht Air Suiptmlon Pod the lecrtt to Iho tuccttt of the HERNIA GUARD FOR RUPTURE CONTROL! iviuufvr, iw auia, eunuv, vaai.

'Hauoen't Sportlna Goods, IS; Sylmar RE DON DO (Saortflshlntt Twa half-day! Merchants, S. boats, 43 anglers: 170 bonite, 34 tculpin, a-1 Tile, Sunlend-Tulunse Mechanls, mackerel, three sole, 13 barracuda, 18 3. Iklngflsh. One cod boot, 23 anglers: 311 soueeze-ln Cafe, 24; Ransom Researchchill, 31 block cod, 57 red cod, 12 grouper. miscellaneous.

SANTA MONICA (Sportllshlnt) Three boots, 33 anglers: 71 red snapper, serge, 131 ongiers: S44 bonito, 110 macker- 'el, SIX nailDUl, 31 taoittlsn. Au wvn inirrwini Limiiiiij bono'caVo" VX'ti rock cod, 13 tandabs. NEWPORT BEACH (Davey't Locker) -Three boots, 55 anglers: S2 barracuda, 242 ooniio, rt oass, ia rocx cod. PARAOISE COVE-Thrat boats, 4 an glers: rock cod, 44 cow cod, six nonito, inree neiibut, 34 calico, sand bast. 24 miscellaneous.

MALIBU PIER Four boats, 44-erv glert; lour halibut, 45 bonito, 3SS rock tisn. LONO BEACH (Pacific Soortflihlng) -Seven boats, 92 anglers: 589 rock cod. 11 I cow cod, 344 bonito, 54 calico bass, 10 barracuda, two halibut, 55 white tish, 12 J. ir Kneartn, tumpion i. Kangaroos, Latin Amercan Club, 3i M) Innmatl rPrfTrtt Ptm' Burgermelster Beer, Studio City Opti mists, 1.

Eagle Rock Merchants, North Hollywood, 7. L.A. Colts, 11; L.A. Red Sox, 7. L.A.

Borons, 13; Sportsmen. 0. Venice Piretes, Soto St. Falcons, 2. Avlla Electric, 10; Volley Rebels, 3.

Lupo't Courtroom, 32; Borlnquen Start, Thunderbird, II; Pope's Pirates, 3. Pittsburgh Rookies. San Francisco Giant 2. L.A. Grays, 23; Pasadena All.start, 1.

Superior Tomaies, carmeiita, 4. Acme Tigers, Jo Hunt Magnetos, San Francisco Giant Tigers, 4. ranger Chuck Shook about the pigeon situation. Shook declared that pigeon by the thousands had moved into the area early, cleaned up most of the acorns and then, about 10 days ago, moved on. FECIAL TIRE PURCHASE Nationally Advertised Brands NEW WHITEWALLS 760-15-800x18 S00-I4 950-14 670.16-750.14 710-18 800-14 B60-I5 650-11 77 4 rod Guy Dry cn Tiro 4990 I.

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